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skies |
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August 22, 2009 02:52:35pm |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
If even you W;T. can't tell the difference between me and a "troll" ,then I rather quit the pushy scene ,as that was not why I wanted /accepted to talk with deadheads , after all these years . What kind of PM are you anyway, to allow such bullying towards me ? No wonders the girls don't want to relate to thi GD forum ! You want all to only talk about this show and that one and totally cop out on all other subjects with other deadheads ? Do clarify your real position if this forum is to jive only about this only and as I had not understood that , well, it was kind of nice to talk a while but the deadheads I 'd prefer are whole human beings capable to relate fine with me . I thought we all were ,sort of , working it out, but ,NO, getting insulted by guys I don't even has never been a reason to like deadheads . You might all be smarter than I about computers but I AM way more knowing on other matters . It seem almost worth the trouble with you all until I realized today ther will ayways be one more bully showing on your forum to insult me ,and that is NOT OK ! Who do you think you are to tell ME I should put up with it !!No deal ,either you restrain bullies from agressing me over and over , or I say adieu Guillaume Tell, Bubblebrew ,Jdingowlin,Jerrod Hunter, Garthus,MR the warworldsmith ,Direwolf ,High Flow Noise Collector,Time Traveller, Tacy Pooh,Guyzilla ,Billidions,Nagdot,DeadheadMonty,Bluedevil, and ouh, la,la, all the others I didn't even had the time to write their names ,etc,etc,etc .
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high flow |
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August 22, 2009 07:42:38pm |
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Upon furthur review. |
Nevermind.
This post was modified by high flow on 2009-08-23 02:42:38
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William Tell |
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August 22, 2009 07:54:24pm |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
Hmmm, you did change your mind didn't you? I have to ask, does "MR" in front of Rob's name really stand for what I think it does?
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high flow |
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August 22, 2009 08:33:37pm |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
I did not change my mind. The post just really wasn't my style. I forgot, for a moment, that bashing my head against a wall doesn't solve anything.
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William Tell |
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August 22, 2009 08:39:59pm |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
Probably right...I missed it, but figured it was long from the space remaining so that motivated my comment was all...
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mcglone |
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August 22, 2009 08:51:44pm |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
WT, you're a good man. ian
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robthewordsmith |
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August 23, 2009 05:30:24am |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
And what do you really think it does stand for, oh esteemed one?
Interested parties would like to know.
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 06:08:29am |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
I can't even bring myself to write it; don't think I've heard that since the second grade. I still cringe thinking about it--my dad would've smacked me upside the head so hard for using that term. Somehow it always stuck with me...
Well, off to find some fine MotM-->DS transitions my friend!
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robthewordsmith |
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August 23, 2009 06:41:38am |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
Yeah, well Dire will tell me - he's got no scruples.
Pass on a couple of those transitions when you find them - sounds like just what I need today.
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direwolf0701 |
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August 23, 2009 07:01:21am |
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i'm at a loss - maybe because the coffee hasnt sunken in yet.
MR....hmmmmmm
meddling retard?
mediterranian ringworm?
middle-school reject?
those were bad - i admit
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 07:18:19am |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
Here's the listings for MotM from DeadSets:
12/20/68- Shrine Auditorium - Los Angeles, CA
01/06/69- Pacific High Recording - San Mateo, CA
01/15/69- Pacific High Recording - San Mateo, CA
02/11/69- Fillmore East - New York City, NY
02/12/69- Fillmore East - New York City, NY
02/15/69- Electric Factory - Philadelphia, PA
02/22/69- Dream Bowl - Vallejo, CA
02/27/69- Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA
03/01/69- Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA
03/11/69- Pacific High Recording - San Mateo, CA
04/05/69- Avalon Ballroom - San Francisco, CA
04/20/69- Clark University - Worcester, MA
04/22/69- The Ark - Boston, MA
04/26/69- Electric Theater - Chicago, IL
06/07/69- Fillmore West - San Francisco, CA
07/10/69- Playboy After Dark - New York City, NY
07/12/69- NY State Pavilion, Flushing Meadow Park - Queens, NY
Of those, the Feb ones, 22 & 27, and the Apr ones, 5 & 22, are my personal favs...I think the 26th of Apr is also esp fine with DS into CCS if I recall.
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robthewordsmith |
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August 23, 2009 07:38:43am |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
Thank you, Master Tell. That's greatly appreciated!
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skies |
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August 23, 2009 07:49:41am |
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Re: Upon furthur review. |
MISTER Robthewarworldsmith,MR,mr Monsieur,Sir
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William Tell |
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August 22, 2009 07:40:03pm |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Okay, lets talk about WWII...I have many times. In fact, I am even on your side...
But, again, I would suggest take a valium or two and just blow it all off. It's not that important to be that upset about it.
Last, trust that PMs have no such power to control folks, neither in the real world, much less here.
You can even ask Earl--I tried a few times to force people to behave, but I was politely asked to stop.
Oh well, we're all on our own here. You and me alike--so sorry you took all my efforts the wrong way, but that's all I can do.
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August 23, 2009 07:04:03am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
gotta have a thick skin around here skies. i have given and taken plenty of abuse - just part of what this forum has been for years. to me, it is part of this forum's charm. but, then again, i have issues
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 07:22:34am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Yeah, and about your mother: "600 pounds of sin!"
Hmmm, furry too...big canines...card playing four legged long tailed endangered species.
Wait a minute, this is turning into a compliment!
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 07:23:58am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Forgot her pic:
Attachment: scary_wolf.jpg
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billydlions |
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August 23, 2009 07:31:29am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
What did you do to skies WT? Now he's lumping me in with all you "regulars". I guess he is not familiar with your club members yet (of which I've been trying to get in for years, but to no avail)
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 07:34:35am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Ha! There you go...PM, for years failing to recognize the importance of Belgium (in this metaphorical story, that's YOU), does so after big tiff with the French, whom he was trying to placate/passify, but botched the job...figures.
Welcome to full Forum Status, BD (#2)!
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direwolf0701 |
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August 23, 2009 10:29:49am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
hey, that isnt her - that was a pic of me the day LMA pulled the sbds down
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jglynn1.2 |
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August 23, 2009 07:50:26am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
I am pretty sure I did not disrespect you Mr. Skies. I did get a little upset about your derogatory interpretation of my username.
That is OK though
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skies |
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August 23, 2009 07:54:43am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
I was not making fun of your name ,only tried to pronounc it so I could remember it,djingolyn
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robthewordsmith |
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August 23, 2009 08:12:13am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Semi-innocent query - do you usually write things the way you say them? I have a somewhat fetching and sexy Scottish accent - the envy of most of the miscreants around here - but I don't write with one. So why do you feel the need to write like a comic book foreigner at least some of the time? Maybe you do indeed say jglynn in that way in your head, but you can see that it isn't written like that. I'm just curious.
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 08:15:56am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Your query got me thinking, Rob, and with your background, curious if you have any insights into what I call the "need for internal prounciation while reading phenomenon"...when reading, I find that an oddly spelled name which I cannot pronounce, greatly impacts my ability to read passages...my mind struggles with it each time, and I feel compelled to "say it" to myself or I cannot move on in the story. I've often thought I will just visually recognize it as a jumble of letters that stands for someone, but fail...I have to be able to "say it" to proceed.
The point I am stumbling over here is whether it is innate to the reading process that we be able to "talk it out" as we go...
Anyway, maybe just me...maybe not clearly articulated either, but there you have it!
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robthewordsmith |
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August 23, 2009 08:36:54am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Your experience is exactly similar to mine. If I come across a word that I don't recognise, and have no idea how to pronounce, it brings me to a grinding halt while I make up my mind what to do about it and how I'm going to handle it next time I see it. I will even, now and then, act out a gesture described by the author so I'm clear about what a character is doing.
I'm a slow reader anyway as my eye is apt to snag on anything unfamiliar, out of place or maybe misspelled (comes from years of proofreading). The whole notion of what's going on in our brains when we read is a fascinating one. If I type 'cat', for example, you see three familiar letter shapes on your screen, and you know what together they signify. but I'd be very surprised if a picture forms in your head even fleetingly of an actual cat. It's that ability to use signifiers that, I believe, truly places us apart from every other creature on the planet. If there's anything else around with a sophisticated system of symbology I'd love to hear about it.
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William Tell |
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August 23, 2009 09:46:21am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Kewl.
[per your earlier question, those letters work wonderfully, and our mind's eye (ear?) might even prefer them to trad'l "cool"]
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skies |
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August 23, 2009 09:26:29am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
I don't know much about ftching or sexy scottish accent ,but I like the austerity of scottish castles and the savage nature of scottish lands ,even tho I've never been there perso .
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skies |
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August 23, 2009 10:00:52am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
In french language we do write same as we say,in english either the spelling of a written word can be different of the way it is said .Perso I had to learn hearing english with americans to then learn how to recognize also the written words It was not the scholarly stuffy way to learn a new language ,but it worked best ,as I learned in 6 months to understand amaricans and start to construct my speaking I admit that after 6 months I HAD to take about 20 live bilingual lessons for how to build a grammatical phrase Kids would learn foreign languages easiest that way ,maybe ?
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jglynn1.2 |
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August 23, 2009 08:57:57am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Ok Scheyes
Not a problem
You can call me Jim, or Jacques if that is more familiar.
Oh, and Rob, I would like more of the Scottish accent, it adds to the reading experience.
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skies |
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August 23, 2009 09:32:47am |
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But I do like the sound of Djingolin ,wheras jim or jacques are nobodies to bother remembering about
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jglynn1.2 |
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August 23, 2009 10:45:08am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
If only my pockets were djinglin' with coins!
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skies |
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August 23, 2009 11:49:40am |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
Yes,Djinglin,I do understand the hardships on not having the darn money we sure could spend doing nice things for ourselves,those we care about ,and I still don't understand why a 'intelligent" world can be so scroogy towards us !!!
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August 23, 2009 04:24:43pm |
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Re: we all need acceptance...somewhere |
STOP CRYING YOU BIG PUSSY! i MEAN FRENCHIE. hOW'S YOUR MOM?
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